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District 5

Kern, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara Counties

Kern County Office

5558 California Ave. Suite 310
Bakersfield, CA 93309

Toll Free: 800-851-7272
Office: 661-321-0239
Fax: 661-374-4703

San Luis Obispo/Santa Barbara County Office

402 South Miller Street
Santa Maria, CA 93454

Toll Free: 877-369-6505
Office: 805-349-9656
Fax: 805-349‐0722

Local Event Calendar

District 5 Leaders

Illenstine

Sarah Illenstine

District Chair

O'Connor

Sydney O'Connor

Vice Chairperson

Nicholson

Dian Nicholson

San Luis Obispo County Representative

Soto

Soledad Soto

Recording Secretary

Alonso

Norma Alonso

Santa Barbara County Representative

Get Involved!

Each and every UDW member can make a difference. As a member, you can join councils, committees, free trainings, and more.

Call your local office at 805-349-9656 to find out how you can get involved in the Kern, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara Counties UDW community.

UDW District 5 News

Statement on the election of Monica Montgomery Steppe to the San Diego Board of Supervisors

Statement from Doug Moore, Executive Director, United Domestic Workers (UDW/AFSCME Local 3930): Yesterday, the Monica Montgomery Steppe campaign celebrated a historic victory at UDW headquarters as Monica became the first Black woman ever to be elected to the San Diego Board of Supervisors, and the first African American elected to the board in over forty […]

‘Historic’ California child care deal slashes ‘family fees,’ promises rate overhaul. Here’s what it means for families and providers

Families of four with incomes of up to $96,300 are eligible for subsidized child care, under new state income limits, and those with incomes under roughly $85,000 will pay no ‘family fees’ for it BY KRISTEN TAKETA Child care providers across California are voting on an agreement some advocates are hailing as “transformative” for the beleaguered […]

California child care union wins raises in bargaining, reforms and waivers in state budget

After months of negotiations and a number of vigils, marches and rallies to spur public support, California’s unionized child care providers have reached a new labor deal with the state.